The INFAMOUS Water Torture Cell Puzzle!! (Can it be Solved?!)
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Today, we're going to attempt to solve the elusive Houdini Water Torture cell sequential discovery puzzle by Bryan Young! The goal of this puzzle is to free Houdini from the Water Torture Cell!
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I feel like magnetizing the screw was the right move. slowly moving the piece upside down so the ball slides down and hangs down off the screw then slowly screwing it in.
This one
I think so too, assuming the magnet is strong enough. Although turning the screw while the base is in the way might be difficult...
Chris: Is this the solution?
Everybody: Meh... it'll do
@@bjornseine2342 if the ball does hang then you would just have to remove the magnet and it would fall into the groove I think
yep that was my thought.
I'd probably continue to try to get the ball to land on the screw forever...
Same man.
For 5 minutes.....
Then I will be bored and throw it in my tool box or somewhere....
Maybe with the screw down WHILE being magnetized is easyer
@@SergioSeguraTV yeah thats what i was thinking when he found out about the wooden block containing a magnet. pretty sure thats the intended solution, the one he came up with seems hard as hell.
yo i love your tarkov content man
The solution is actually much easier than this.
You’re on the right track when you magnetised screw. If you wound the screw back until it was flush with the hole and then magnetised it you can jump the ball onto the pedestal very easily as it is magnetised. You know the rest 😃
yep 2 min ive done it
Can you do a video tutorial on your method?
why jump the ball... when u can just hold the whole setup upside down.... so the ball will automatically hang from the screw
Before finding out it was magnetic, I was gonna suggest filling it with water to drown Houdini... and also making it easier to line up the ball on the screw to push him out
Hello Chris , you solved the puzzle not in the intended way . There is a better and elegant way to solve it you have to screw the bolt a little and put the magnet on the wood connect with the bolt to make it magnet too . After that you have to put the puzzle upside down and the ball will be attract . You will just have to screw the bolt .
Ps : I have a copy of it 👍
Love it!
Keep in mind magnets lose energy from impact, age, coming in contact with other magnets etc... He probably tried that solve but went right past it because the mass of the added screw reduced the magnets power enough that it wouldn't stay stuck to the screw.
@@jasonthomashorn4794 he didn't unscrew it enough is all. It happens
@@jasonthomashorn4794 no he didn't 😉 he screw the bolt too much . you have to screw the bolt just a little until it's reach the lid of the piece inside . When you make it upside down it reach the hole 👍
that's exactly what I thought when he discovered the magnet
Intro: radio voice from the 1930's
*Also intro: 2000's dubstep music*
Not dubstep.
use the magnet on the screw so it becomes magnetic and push it in
Then flip it upside down and the metal bead ends magnetized to the end of the screw, screw in and done
@@GuitarNvoice you don't know what you're talking about
@@SylasTheGreat I have done a similar puzzle before. That’s how it works.
@@GuitarNvoice You're funny... It's obvious you don't know what you're talking about
@@GuitarNvoice yeah i’m with the other guy you don’t know what you’re talking about
I never thought you’d catch that ball like that in a million years. Well done.
"Can it be solved?"
If it can't be solved then it's not a puzzle, it's an artistically designed paperweight.
Amazing comment
I'm so grateful that you put out new intros with each video, I'm always looking forward to what you've put together!! ☺️
Yessssss! His intros have become everything for me! ✌🏼❤
4:44
I answered him out loud, like a child watching Dora the Explorer.
Just a thought, unless you've already thought of it....you should do a series where you make videos with the actual puzzle makers, have them talk about the specific puzzles you've done in the past (that they made), give some insight and/or stories about the process of making it, and then watch the video of that puzzle with them and they can comment about the attempt as you try solving it.
Its a good idea, but it would be very long videos. That could easily be 1-2+ hour videos. Especially since many of his puzzle solving videos are 30mins and more. This would however be a good thing to build a twitch account around or a podcast.
Don’t think that was the intended way to get the ball between the screw and Houdini. If you look the hole for the screw to thread into was sloped and so I think you were supposed to back the screw down flush with the sloping and magnatize the screw like you did again
I think so too.
I second this!
It is what it is
Yeah but then what?
@@MasterClassComments once you magnetize the screw while it’s flush, the attraction should be strong enough to pull the ball atop the screw without the trial and error. Then you can twist the screw and pop Houdini out. He got the ball better the screw which was the intended step but it seemed way to reliant on trial and error to be the correct way to get it there
First time actually yelling at the screen :D
At 9:22, after you found out the screw can be magnetized by the base, turning it upside down while the ball is next to it could cause the ball to dangle below the screw between it and Hudini. It depends on the strength of the magnet though, so I am not sure yet.
could also take the screw out and turn the screw into a magnet itself
@@DevinDTV But then your puzzle is ruined
it is so depressing that he almost got the simpler method but then dismiss it and torture us with the amount of time he tried to get that
Torture?
I’m so impressed you didn’t get super frustrated!!! Great video as always Chris, and thank you for producing amazing content I can share with my kids who LOVE the show.
I would have taken the screw out, then placed the magnetic base at the bottom and letting the ball get attracted to the nudge, then just put the screw in carefully lifting the ball.
Great thinking!
Aww.. I'm too late
But stopping the ball mid-air using the last screw in is a magic trick that require timing and skills. So is a tribute to Houdini
I was thinking the same, but resing the head of the screw on the base so the ball would stick to the screw.
Also the point about it being easier when watching, magnetic base was not on my checklist and I started from scratch again with that in mind.
@@InvadersDie I can understand what Ramsey is trying to say though. I have a feeling he's had comments of people being like "I can't believe it took you so long to solve it i solved it before you did" and such. Like he said with the whole perspective thing, he is looking at very specific spots while we can be looking at something else. His eyes were probably focused on the ball, and with his assumptions of trying to catch the ball earlier his mind was probably still focused on that.
"Everyone in the office uses a pair of these" *shows himself wearing a different pair of headphones later on in the video*
I noticed that too lol
Lol!!!
instant loss of respect when a youtuber just reads the shill text which appears to be lies. "we all use these" indeed.
@@britlion yep
@@britlion yep
The ironic thing of saying "hijacking a solution" on a puzzle that represents Houdini is the fact he would always "think outside the box that he's in"
I love what you said about perspective thingy, and how you shared your thoughts & feelings about it. Inspired me about something in my life, thankyou
Chris: *tells how great Kove is and how everyone around his office uses them religiously*
Also Chris while wearing Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro Limited Edition 250Ohm headphones: *Hello*
@8:05 ?
I noticed that too and had to play it in slow motion just to make sure I saw it correctly. Definitely not Kove... Hummm maybe they are not that good?
Also I still think Kove can be pretty good, why can't he wear any other headphones at all 😋 it's not like he's married to Kove. Just noticed this and found it funny.
None of the products that pay CZcams channel for exposure are worth a shit, if a CZcams channel drops a sponsored product in the video; 100 percent won't give them the time of day......
Whaha i noticed it immediatly! The thing is...adds like this pay a lot! And beyerdynamic dt770pro are just....the best.
I like that he’s not using the sponsored kove headphones while he solves the puzzle
Yeah I was sensing underlying critique of the phones
But also you need to be able to hear the clicks of the puzzle to know when its working or not working
That was my favorite video opening you've ever had. Love your work man. Great job!
Chris, we love your channel... you just keep getting better.
Chris, I think you should have magnetized the block to the base, and the ball to the screw when it's lowered down so it can balance on it...
I would've stressed out trying to catch that ball in between hahaha
edit: wow thanks for the likes guys
I'm here to say this.
Exactly. It drove me crazy that he skipped right past this solution to try to drop it, also that annoyed me, he took way too many attempts just to find the happy spot for that trick cause he didn’t try the other extreme of the screw too tight just too loose slowly tightening it
Yes! Magnetize the base, when the ball sticks to it, turn it upside down so it's hanging on the end of the screw then screw it to Houdini upside down till it touches. Very cool, you did it the way harder way, can't believe you were able to catch it!
Keep in mind magnets lose energy from impact, age, coming in contact with other magnets etc... He probably tried that solve but went right past it because the mass of the added screw reduced the magnets power enough that it wouldn't stay stuck to the screw.
Chris: Is this the solution?
Everybody: Meh... it'll do
These are the only vids keeping me sane. Thanks dude👍
Been here since the start, awesome work on growing the channel and keeping up the content!
These are kind of meditative videos for me to watch. I just sit back and watch, I don't really think of ideas on how to solve it.
My first thought was “how cool would it be if you had to fill the tank with water?” And now I want to see a puzzle where that is part of the solution
Didn’t even think of that. It would’ve probably made the process a little bit easier because the ball would’ve fallen slower due to gravitational pull
The Houdini recording at the beginning was SICK very fucking cool intro.
Makes me wonder why his voice hasn't been used as a sample for songs more often. It sounds fucking dope
I like your point about the fact that we can only think about the puzzle in relationship to the 'path' you took us down, while we're watching your video. Just to let you know that was understood.
*_Even though it's only a small percentage of the overall time, half the enjoyment of your videos is the intro. The time and effort that you put in really is appreciated._*
I feel like the solution to the puzzle was designed to reflect how Houdini hung upside down in the tank. You magnetize the screw and once the ball is attracted to the screw you flip the entire puzzle upside down to center it. Then you screw the ball into Houdini's head pushing him out downwards
Yup 👍
dude I was so frustrated with him continually trying to drop it... this is the way I would have attempted it as well, hope he comes back to this for this alternative (and probably intended way)
Great shit Bro! Lol I totally enjoy and love watching these puzzle videos. I religiously watch these whenever they come up! Super Dope Dude 😎🤙keep it up
Thank you so much for having good captions 💚
OK I think I have another solution but obviously I'm not there to try it out... But if you unscrew the screw so it's level with the wood, and then put the big magnet at the bottom of the screw, then maybe you could roll the ball until it was over the screw and they would connect, allowing you to easily screw the screw up to Houdini.. Any way thanks for allowing us to join your puzzles solves!
Thought the same thing
Yes! My thought too.
I was thinking to unscrew it until the ball rested in the hole, then add the screw. Do you need the magnet at all? (Probably, but if the top of the screw has a divot . . .)
There was a conical metal piece inside of the glass/plastic that the screw went through, instead of just a hole for the screw, so the ball would just roll around it unfortunately.
@@crewmanlynx oh wow yeah you're right. I didnt notice that the first time.
Him trying to solve it like a normal person
Me grabs a hammer "ILL SAVE YOU LITTLE HUMAN"
Holy crap this is the most likes ive ever gotten on a comment
have another like
and another ~
And another
Is this supposed to be funny?
The intros to these puzzles are just as good as the solves lol so cool!
Loved "did I just hijack a solution" like you brute forced an unintentional solution into working
Duuuude that Intro was sick!!!
I liked how the curtains were pants
I like how the ad was long
Omg I am a Fan of You!!!
His intros are waste of time and suck please stop making them
i like the effort in the video part of it but i couldn’t tell what he was saying.
Chris's intros are so dramatic. It feels like I'm in a movie.
this is an awesome channel!
Never stop never stopping! :D
Dude! My brother just mailed me this puzzle and it the first one I ever solved! I’m so proud of my brain right now!!! It took me 10 mins. I’m hooked honestly!
“We use the headphones all over the office”
*Switching the camera angle
*Not using the headphones😂
That's funny lol. He has a wired set on with a different logo on the side when he pans to himself at 8:03
Yes I was hoping someone wold notice 🤣
those look like beyerdynamic dt 770 pro limited edition 250 ohm
Yes. They use those headphones all over the office. On a sofa, on a table, on a window sill, on a shelf, on floor, on a chair. Not on their ears.
@@blueeyedbaer The headphones he was sponsoring were a wireless (bluetooth in particular). The headphones he was using while recording are probably something you can jack into an audio system or camera. As far as I know, most equipment like that doesn't pair with bluetooth.
If you level the tip of the screw to the opening of the metal inside, put the magnet on the head of the screw, magnetize the bearing ball and then slowly turn the puzzle upside down. The ball should slide to the center of the metal opening by itself. Sorry if my English is bad.
Edit: I didn't read the comments b4 posting mine. 3 seconds later and I found that someone else posted the same.
Nobody on this thread seems to understand how magnetism transmits through metal.
Loving the new style Chris, been a while since ive watched!
Hey! Love your stuff. About the perspective thing you were talking about where we dont know where you're looking an interesting idea I had is you could try to set up an eye tracker so there is a circle where you are looking. Just an idea I had keep it up!
Chris: "Everyone uses these"
*8 minutes later...*
Me: "Well that was a lie..."
😂😂😂
I would have magnetized the screw and held it upside down
Same. Curious if the magnet is strong enough to hold the ball up
exactly
@@CarlosGarcia-po4yu he already demonstrated it is strong enough.
Exactlyyyy
5:16 screw the bolt into the bottom. Pull the cone down, bearing lands in groove. Carefully push the bearing back up and screw the bolt in far enough to pop the top block out.
i dont think you can pull the cone man-
It's amazing how there was a similar solution, however the brain is so stubborn in doing it the hard way just because it doesn't want to learn more. This was a beautiful example the parts of psychology.
Person traped in the water torture cell: MMM!!
Chris: OK LETS GET TO THE SPONCER OF TODAY!
Narrative of Self is the result of a feedback loop between “Separate Self” & Cosmos ⭕️ Non-Duality
Great video! I was instantly draw to the thought of unscrewing the screw till it's flush to the aluminum piece, magnetize the head of screw, slowly roll ball onto end of screw, THEN free Harry!
So satisfying, TY. All notifications on!
Totally guilty of yelling at you to put the ball on the screw.
That was almost certainly the intended solution, its what makes it the Water Torture puzzle
drop
drop
drop
drop
drop
drop the ball
drop water
Water Torture
A true masterpiece
I'd like to see him put the magnetic block on the screw which gets the ball to connect to the screw on the inside and then tilt the entire thing so it rolls to the tip of the screw. The only issue, is you probably can't turn the screw with the block there.
@@geak78 My thought exactly. But then, what about the piece of rubber (?) we never see him use after he unscrewed it?
fantastic little puzzle! i had a great time trying to solve it. i was trying to solve it the way you did, but i just magnetised the screw in the end 😊 much easier.
U magnetize the screw when its barely in the hole so it rests on top, then screw it up lol
When you magnetized the screw you might have been able to hold it upside down, making the ball roll to the tip.
Then set Houdini free.
I thought about that when you held magnet to screw.
Actually maybe turn upside down then get the ball to the wood and screw the screw downward
Very nice solving puzzle.
I like it 👍🏼
Kinda satisfying, frustrating and awesome all at once. So conflicted. Thanks for sharing. x
Hey Chris! I was just wondering since you consistently produce the coolest intros, whether they just get easier to make with each video or if each one takes as much effort as it did when you started
8:00 so you always wear these "Noise Cancelling Headphones by Kove Audio" ;) sure
I thought he said when editing, but hey
KOVE is amazing i have a commuter 2 and its the best quality I've ever owned
Great intro. Nice video Chris!
I believe that you were suppose to remove the sleeve from the screw then screw it back in but not all the way, return it to the base which magnetizes the screw. Then the ball should be attracted to the center where you can then screw in the rest using the base to remove Houdini.
10:15
Imagine if he turns it the wrong way 😶
If u look at houdini's head, there's an indent for the ball to land on. I guess it means u have to do the following:
1. Magnetize the screw and make the ball stick to it
2. While holding the magnet on the screw, slowly turn the whole cell upside down with houdini upright, making sure the ball stays on the screw
3. If ball is on the side of the screw, slowly back out the screw such that the ball moves to the tip of the screw
4. Ball either lands on the indent on houdini's head or remains stuck on the tip of the screw
5. Slowly turn the screw in while still holding the magnet to the screw and the ball will be between the screw and houdini.
The editing is amazing
puzzle maker: you can't beat this
chris: but what if i can?
puzzle maker: no, you really can't
chris: ok, but what if i can:?
no, thats illegal
I'd have filled it water, just based on the trick. Might slowed the ball dropping
i would have used something thicker like mineral oil or 4x4 car tyre
You should use an eye tracker. Idk how you'd manage but it would be very cool to see where your eyes go during some of these puzzles. Maybe not possible but would be a neat addition
duuuuuudddeeee, your intros are really mind blowing!!!!!!!!!
I’m doing math homework while semi-watching this and it’s an absolute vibe. (I should get back to the homework instead of reading the comments)
I got this one right! Out of the five I’ve watched, I figured out this one! Granted, very few pieces... not much to think about. But I’m proud of myself! Lol!
It had no water. Maybe do another video and try to fill the chamber with water. Could be interesting to see. Love your videos and intros are always amazing!!!
had this figured out pretty quick lol cool puzzle
i think if you put the magnet at the base without the screw you could flip the ball onto the platform then put the magnet on the screw as you screw the ball up into place.
Huh, but you never did attempt raising it slowly after balancing it flush with the bottom, wonder if that would have worked, or if the screw where unfortunately to cork-screwed for that to happen?
Look at 6:20. When he has the screw pulled all the way out, there is still something in the way preventing your method. (I had the same thought too)
@@DerekGlenna ah poop. :) Yeah, the puzzle is so simple looking he didn't seem to show too many close ups, but I thought about this as well... the screw fits the magnetized bottom... could one apply the magnet to the screw, to magnetize it, to coax the ball onto it be hopping it on while rolling it on the bottom?
5:20 - I'd back the screw out and stick a big magnet to it... lol.. I know thats cheating! hmmm... i dunno lol
had a ball toy that, inside of the clear plastic ball was a metal bearing, and like 3 courses to run it through. the hardest course had a spot that just ended and you were supposed to slowly go off the end which was magnetized and go back on the "bottom" of the track. this reminded me a lot of that.
Two thumbs up for your patience 👍🏼👍🏼
hey, I didn't think you were gonna be able to catch it when I magnetized the screw I thought of something. I was thinking you were gonna screw it down a little bit and get the ball to stick to the cone and then screw the screw up to Houdini.
YOU SHOULD DO A "MAGICIAN REACTS TO THE PRESTIGE"!
I genuinely think youre on the right track trying to get the ball in the hole and push it up with the screw. I think id b trying to roll it and balance it or something maybe sideways with a downward yank. I look forward to seeing the solve
Was not expecting that!
"I don't think it's long enough"
-Chris Ramsay 2020
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All of your puzzles look complicated, I don't think I've ever once wanted you to do 1 specific thing, I just relax and see what you do lol
I think you could have tried to keep the ball balanced on the hole where the pike is supposed to be, slowly screw it toward Hudini while using the magnet under it to trap the ball on the pike, then hope it doesn't fall once the pike comes out? Man I wish I could fiddle with that puzzle now
"Kove unavailable in your region.'' It's ok. I wouldn't ship to Oklahoma right now either.
You're probably better off with a Sony WH1000XM3 or Sony WH1000XM4 and paying a little more.
Hey I just moved out of Oklahoma. I live in Oregon now lol.
I solved this really quick. Everything just came together.
I... I can't believe that worked. I did that whole 'yelling at the screen' thing, considering the odds of capturing a spherical object against another spherical object using a slow-moving(relatively-speaking) screw, even if it is magnetized. Yet, somehow, you made that work.
Lol @ 11:38 nice gingle 😂😂 and heck I wouldn't get a new job if I were you. I want your job. Gimme, gimme 🤲
"water torture puzzle" maybe fill it up with water and the ball would be a bit easier to manipulate onto the little "screw platform"... IDK shot in the dark
That’s what I thoughttt
Damn I’ve never been this early to anything before
I feel you
I really like your videos they're awesome. With this one I think you could magnetize the pin in the center. Roll the ball up against it and slowly tip it upside down and gravity will cause the ball to be on top of the metal piece in the center and then you can take the magnetize screw and screw it down to push on Houdini's head there and push him out
I love watching you figure out all your puzzles.....BUT I have a migraine from screaming at the screen how to solve this one🤯😂